Vulgar words in In Troubadour-Land - A Ramble in Provence and Languedoc (Page 1)
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If he reads my little book when his liver is out of order, or in winter fogs and colds--he will call me an ass, and I must bear it.
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He was fagged, but his blood was up.
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According to one account, he could "jamais trouver merci, ni obtenir aucun bien en droit d'amour," from the object of his passion, and, in disgust, he turned to make love to Laura de S. Jorlan, sister of Berald des Baux.
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But the other account is that he made love to both ladies at once, and that Adelasia cast him off because she found that his fickle heart was turning to the fresher charms of Laura.
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"You have chosen an ass!" he said, in humility or in irony.